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09/16/2025

📚⚖️ From Graduation Stage to Law Firm!

Attorney Ryan Williams, CEO of RCW Law Firm, made his niece Destiney’s graduation day unforgettable — by hiring her as a paralegal during the ceremony. 🙌🏾

Ryan, a respected lawyer and social justice advocate, shared the moment in a viral post that celebrated Destiney’s inspiring journey — from working as a cashier to now stepping into her dream career in business and law. 💼✨

09/14/2025

🍤✨ Community roots, legacy revived!

Three years after first announcing their plans, T.I. and Killer Mike have officially secured a $1.2M loan from Greenwood Bank to bring Bankhead Seafood back to life.

With the financial backing, the Atlanta icons plan to reopen the legendary spot by Q2 2024, serving up its signature dishes while creating jobs and reinvesting in their community. 🙌🏾

09/14/2025

👷🏾‍♀️✨ Breaking barriers, building legacies.

Sashe Ivy, founder of Pink Hard Hatz Construction in Chicago, is rewriting the blueprint for what leadership in construction looks like.

With 16 years of industry experience, Ivy saw firsthand the lack of women—especially Black women—in leadership roles. Determined to change the landscape, she launched Pink Hard Hatz Construction, now the largest female minority-owned construction company in Chicago.

Known for her hands-on approach, Ivy ensures excellence on every project, proving that women not only belong in construction, but can lead it at the highest level. 🏗💪🏾

09/14/2025

💈✂️ Community over everything.

At just 19 years old, Memphis barber Darnell Wells turned the streets into his barbershop this summer—offering free haircuts to the homeless.

With nothing but a chair, his clippers, and compassion under the hot Memphis sun, Wells gave more than fresh cuts—he gave dignity and care. 🙌🏾

Inspired by his efforts, Zac Sherrod joined in, grilling and serving burgers at his own expense to make sure people left not just groomed, but fed. 🍔❤️

This is what true community looks like.

09/13/2025

🛼✨ Breaking Barriers in Charlotte! ✨🛼

Meet Kendria Holmes, Brandi Fox, and Sh’niqua Ussery—three friends who turned their passion into history by creating Rollin’ CLT, the first Black-owned skate park in Charlotte, North Carolina. 🎉

Rollin’ CLT isn’t just a skating spot—it’s a whole vibe! With skate rentals, food trucks, a ho**ah bar, and a live DJ, the space is designed to bring community, culture, and fun together.

💫 Open every weekend:
➡️ Friday & Saturday nights = Adults only
➡️ Sundays = Family fun
➡️ Private parties welcome!

From a simple dream to a unique Charlotte destination, Rollin’ CLT is proof of what happens when vision meets teamwork. 🙌🏾

09/12/2025

🎓✨ Triple the brilliance! ✨🎓

Meet Kendall, Kolby, and Sydney Belcher—triplets from Ola High School in McDonough, Georgia who just graduated summa cm laude with perfect 4.0 GPAs! 🙌🏾📚

Not only that, they were dual-enrolled in college while still in high school, so they’re already starting higher education with a year of credits under their belts. 💡🎓

Their journey began early—their parents started teaching them to read and write at just 3 years old. Now, they’re proof that discipline, family support, and determination can multiply success by three! 💕✨

09/12/2025

❤️ A Mother’s Love Knows No Limits ❤️

Beyond her unforgettable roles in The Players Club, Bagdad Cafe, The Best Man, and The Best Man Holiday—Monica Calhoun’s greatest role is being a mom.

The actress has dedicated her life to caring for her 21-year-old son, who is blind. A resurfaced video of the two enjoying a pool day together shows the beautiful bond they share. 💕

On social media, Monica often gives her followers a glimpse into their lives—sharing tender moments filled with love, music, and joy. Fans continue to be inspired by her strength, devotion, and unwavering love as a mother. 🌟

09/12/2025

🎓💪 From Homelessness to Valedictorian 💪🎓

At just 17 years old, Tupac Mosley graduated as valedictorian of Raleigh Egypt High School in Tennessee—while overcoming the hardship of being homeless.

Despite losing his father and his family being evicted, Mosley never gave up. He earned over $3 million in scholarships and was accepted into more than 40 colleges.

“When I heard that I got $3 million, I was more than elated and excited and astonished that it was that much,” he shared.

Mosley’s story is one of resilience, brilliance, and hope—proof that no matter the obstacles, your dreams are still within reach. 🌟

09/11/2025

🎓✨ It’s Never Too Late to Chase Your Dreams! ✨🎓

At 71 years old, Leroy Harley proudly graduated with a master’s degree in teaching from the University of South Carolina.

Always curious and drawn to new experiences, Harley embraced education as his next chapter. After returning to Bowman, South Carolina to care for his mother, she encouraged him to explore teaching. He soon applied to Bethune-Bowman Elementary School, where he began as a teacher’s aide—a step that inspired him to pursue his degree.

“I really am proud of myself. I mean, I have to be,” Harley shared. His journey proves it’s never too late to reinvent yourself, follow your passions, and inspire the next generation. 🌟📚

09/11/2025

🏢✨ Tony A. Reimonenq Jr. & Family Create Mississippi’s Own Black Wall Street ✨🏢

After a year of negotiations, entrepreneur Tony A. Reimonenq Jr., his wife, and their three sons officially purchased a Hattiesburg strip mall, set to transform into a local Black Wall Street.

By closing this deal, the family joins the 3% of African Americans in Mississippi brokering million-dollar ventures. This marks their second major acquisition with their company, adding Greenwood Plaza to their portfolio.

The Reimonenq family’s mission is clear: to revitalize the legacy of Tulsa and Mound Bayou’s Black Wall Streets, while empowering the next generation of Black entrepreneurs. 💼✊🏾

09/11/2025

🎨✨ Meet Ace-Liam Nana Sam Ankrah: The World’s Youngest Male Artist! ✨🎨

At just 1 year and 152 days old, Ace-Liam made history as the Guinness World Record’s youngest male artist.

It all began when his mother, Chantelle, handed him a canvas while she painted. His very first creation, “The Crawl”, marked the start of a blossoming journey.

Now with 20+ paintings, Ace-Liam’s gift has captured media attention and even the admiration of Ghana’s First Lady. His story is a reminder of the power of early talent, creativity, and nurturing potential. 🌟👶🏾🎨

09/10/2025

🌱✨ Ujamaa Farmer Collective Secures $1.25M Grant! ✨🌱

In West Sacramento, the Ujamaa Farmer Collective has received a $1.25 million state grant to help Black farmers secure land and grow their businesses.

Founded in 2021 by Nelson Hawkins, Nathaniel Brown, and Keith Hudson, the collective tackles a major challenge: despite their deep agricultural roots, BIPOC farmers own less than 2% of all U.S. farmland.

“Ujamaa,” meaning extended family in Swahili, reflects the group’s mission of cooperative economics, inclusivity, and community empowerment.
As co-founder Nelson Hawkins shared: “Our goal is to elevate everybody’s potential so we can all thrive.” 🌍💪🏾

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